Volver Studios

Volver

Volver Studios is a Norwegian design studio that offers premium, curated collections of rugs for private and public spaces. Their founder, Ksenia Stanishevski, aims to bring individual artistry and creativity into our environments, working at the intersection of art, design, and handcrafting. Volver's work is exhibited in fairs and museums globally. They produce hand tufted rugs through collaboration with Indian rug producers, utilizing India's proud tradition of making high-quality rugs while working towards improving the industry ethically, socially, and environmentally. All of Volver's products are made only with natural materials such as wool, bamboo, silk, jute, and organic cotton. The collection of Volver rugs designs fuses Scandinavian design, modern digital technology, and traditional national textile crafts of Scandinavia and India. They encourage individuality through their distinctive and bold designs and customization services, catering to interior retailers, architects, agents, and private clients. The production process is an explorative and unique journey, and Volver works closely with Norway's and international artists, designers, and architects to merge individual creativity, users' needs, and technological possibilities. Volver rugs work best in spaces designed with other luxurious modern furniture, complementing the richness and uniqueness of its environment. All Volver rug designs aim to enrich the notion of Scandinavian design with a vibrant diversity of artistic and individual expressions. A rich Volver quality is reflected in their continuous efforts to sustain and develop the Indian rug heritage while using high-quality natural materials in production. Their collections push the limits between art, design, and craft while exploring themes such as Anthropocene, urbanism, the theory of color, history, the human condition, and ecology. Volver’s hand tufted rugs find unexpected expressions between the new and familiar, constantly experimenting with scale and pushing the possibilities of available technology and traditional handcraft.